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[jira] [Comment Edited] (GORA-535) Add a data store for Apache
Ignite
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Carlos Muñoz edited comment on GORA-535 at 3/11/18 4:34 AM:
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Hi.
I am Carlos Muñoz a Computer Science student and I am interested in getting involved in this project. I have a good knowledge of Java and I have worked with some of the backend/store technologies used by Gora(i.g. MongoDB, Solr, ...). Also, I am quite familiar with ORM in SQL realm and I find the 'Object-to-Datastore Mapping' concept pretty very attractive.
Due the fact that Ignite has both a database (SQL-like) and Caching (key-value) interfaces, I was wondering whether the backend implementation will include both a data store and a caching service (similar to Hazelcast JCache). Also, I noticed Ignite has distributed computing capabilities (grid applications) within its features, so is that intended to be integrated somehow into Gora?, let's say in the MapReduce support.
I am excited of the possibility of working in this project and becoming part of this community. So, I would highly appreciate you could give some insight on how to get started with documentation or code examples to analyze.
Regards,
Carlos.
was (Author: carlosrmng):
Hi.
I am Carlos Muñoz a Computer Science student and I am interested in getting involved in this project. I have a good knowledge of Java and I have worked with some of the backend/store technologies used by Gora(i.g. MongoDB, Solr, ...). Also, I am quite familiar with ORM in SQL realm and I find the 'Object-to-Datastore Mapping' concept pretty very attractive.
Due the fact that Ignite has both a database (SQL-like) and Caching (key-value) interfaces, I was wondering whether the backend implementation will include both a data store and a caching service (similar to Hazelcast JCache). Also, I noticed Ignite has distributed computing capabilities (grid applications) within its features, so is that intended to be integrated somehow into Gore?, let's say in the MapReduce support.
I am excited of the possibility of working in this project and becoming part of this community. So, I would highly appreciate you could give some insight on how to get started with documentation or code examples to analyze.
Regards,
Carlos.
> Add a data store for Apache Ignite
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>
> Key: GORA-535
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GORA-535
> Project: Apache Gora
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Nishadi Kirielle
> Priority: Major
> Labels: gsoc2018
>
> Currently, Gora has support for persisting objects to various database models such as Apache Hbase, Apache Cassandra and much more. [1] This project aims to extend its capability to provide support for Apache Ignite database.
> Apache Ignite is a distributed database, caching and processing platform.[2]
> [1]. [http://gora.apache.org/]
> [2] . [https://ignite.apache.org/]
>
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